Wiles announced an early breast cancer diagnosis and a strong prognosis and said she will remain in her role while beginning treatment, with President Trump and other officials expressing support.
The BBC has asked a Florida court to dismiss President Trump’s multibillion dollar defamation suit, saying the Panorama episode in question was never aired in the US and the court therefore lacks jurisdiction.
PwC steps in to sell or restructure National Car Parks after weak post-Covid demand, inflexible leases and higher costs left the 95-year-old operator loss-making; sites remain open and staff are in post.
Britannica and Merriam-Webster say OpenAI copied thousands of reference entries to train ChatGPT and seek damages and an injunction, while OpenAI says its training relies on publicly available material and fair use.
Pat McFadden announced a £1bn package of employer grants and new apprenticeship incentives to tackle youth unemployment and signalled a renewed push for welfare reform that he said Labour MPs should support.
A NATO official told France 24 on 16 March 2026 that fighting in the Middle East does not automatically trigger NATO collective defense, but is politically and strategically connected to the US stance on the war in Ukraine.
Nvidia’s GTC starts March 16 in San Jose and Jensen Huang’s two-hour keynote is set for 11 a.m. PT on Monday at the SAP Center and via livestream, with likely news on AI agents, an inference chip and partnerships.
Apple introduced the second generation AirPods Max with an H2 chip that enables AI-powered live translation, 1.5 times better active noise cancellation than the 2020 model, and USB-C lossless audio support.
Trump is pushing the 2026 World Cup and deepening ties with FIFA, testing whether a sport that now skews young and progressive can attract MAGA-aligned voters as its US profile grows.
An Azerbaijani court on Monday jailed French national Martin Ryan for 10 years for collecting secret information about Baku's military ties with Turkey and Pakistan, while his co-defendant Azad Mamedli received 12 years for treason.
Champions League last 16 second leg at Etihad on Tuesday 20:00 GMT; Manchester City must overturn a 3-0 first leg deficit against Real Madrid, who may have Kylian Mbappe available.
A fire in the trauma intensive care unit at SCB Medical College and Hospital in Cuttack, likely caused by a short circuit, killed 10 ICU patients and injured staff, prompting a judicial inquiry and government compensation.
The Office for National Statistics has revised the 760-item inflation basket to reflect changing consumer habits and will use supermarket scanner data for much of grocery pricing, a move that could affect official inflation readings used to set benefits and interest rates.
A senior UK minister described President Trump as "very transactional" and said Britain will choose limited, defensive support amid US pressure to send ships to the Strait of Hormuz, instead planning minesweeping drones while maintaining close ties with the United States.
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Amazon’s Spring Sale runs March 25 to 31; WIRED reviewed price history to find 15 tech deals that are truly discounted, including the Sonos Roam 2, Pixel Watch 4, and an Anker Qi2 power bank.
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A Virgin Australia Boeing 737 was met by firefighters at Melbourne after smoke was seen coming from a vape onboard; the crew contained the device, pilots declared a PAN, and the aircraft landed safely with no injuries reported.
About 9,500 people practiced in the capital's Zocalo during a 40-minute session certified by Guinness as the largest soccer class, part of a lead-up campaign to the FIFA World Cup starting June 11.
Researchers at UMass Amherst built an artificial neuron that runs at the same voltage and chemical sensitivities as biological cells, can respond to living tissue in real time, and could shrink power-hungry sensing hardware, though more testing is required.
Actor Javier Bardem used the Oscars stage to say "No to war and Free Palestine," wearing a Palestine pin and reiterating his support for industry boycotts and Palestinian filmmakers.
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Labour chair Anna Turley has written to HMRC after a Sunday Times report that Richard Tice's property firm used REIT status to reduce corporation tax; Tice, Reform deputy leader and spokesman for business, trade and energy, denies any wrongdoing.
World number one Aryna Sabalenka edged Elena Rybakina 3-6, 6-3, 7-6 (8-6), saving a championship point to claim her first Indian Wells trophy.
A powerful system combining heavy snow, damaging winds and severe thunderstorms will move from the Upper Midwest to the East Coast through Monday, threatening travel, power and flooding across a wide swath of the United States.
Mohammad Nazeer Paktyawal, evacuated after Kabul fell, died within a day of his arrest in Dallas, prompting calls for an independent probe as deaths in ICE custody rise.
GM's new Bolt avoids the company's common Ultium module approach by using an LFP pack with a higher nominal voltage, enabling faster 10-80% charging even compared with some pricier GM EVs.
Carlson claimed the CIA is building a criminal referral to DOJ, possibly under the Foreign Agents Registration Act, but offered no public evidence and said he is not worried.
Two people aged 18 to 21 have died and 11 others are seriously ill after an invasive meningitis outbreak in Canterbury linked to a University of Kent social event; public health teams are treating close contacts and investigating.
Despite a Commons vote to end criminal prosecutions for women seeking terminations, arrests and police probes continue because the law change is not yet enacted, with several recent cases involving vulnerable women and hospital interventions.
Jack Wallace netted a hat trick as Team USA beat Canada 6-2 to win Paralympic gold in Milan, completing the first-ever sweep of Olympic and Paralympic hockey and securing a fifth straight Para ice hockey title for the United States.
A German tourist sued Los Tacos No. 1 after saying an unlabelled hot salsa burned his tongue and caused health issues, but a federal judge denied his request for default judgment and closed the case.
The Palestinian broadcaster, who opened Al Jazeera's first bulletin in 1996, had a journalism career spanning more than five decades.
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After President Trump urged allies to send warships to the Strait of Hormuz, France publicly declined to deploy its carrier strike group and said its posture remains defensive while shipping disruptions push oil prices higher.
In a Face the Nation interview, Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said Tehran has not sought a ceasefire or resumed talks with Washington, described its strikes as aimed at US assets, and said seized enriched material remains under damaged sites pending IAEA oversight.
An Oscar-nominated documentary follows Russian teacher Pasha Talankin as he secretly filmed pro-war lessons in schools after the invasion of Ukraine; the film, co-directed by David Borenstein, is the subject of reporting by Elizabeth Palmer.
President Macron named the fallen soldier as Chief Warrant Officer Arnaud Frion after a March 12 drone strike near Erbil that wounded six other troops and drew a threat from pro-Iranian group Ashab Al-Kahf to target French interests.
A new $100,000 fee for first-time H-1B applicants filed abroad and a wage-weighted lottery are reshaping who gets visas, prompting legal challenges and workarounds that are hitting rural schools and healthcare providers hard.
Multiple U.S. sources told CBS News that intelligence circulated to President Trump showed Ali Khamenei privately questioned his son Mojtaba’s qualifications, as Mojtaba was named supreme leader after his father’s death in an Israeli strike.
Analysts say Europe risks losing economic clout and political influence unless it stops settling for incremental fixes and tackles deeper reforms, as US policy uncertainty, firm scale limits, and complex climate rules raise the stakes.
Top US and Chinese negotiators met in Paris to try to resolve tariffs, export controls and rare earth supply issues ahead of a planned Trump-Xi summit later this month.
After months of campaigning, the Oscars return Sunday with a close best picture contest between Paul Thomas Andersons One Battle After Another and Ryan Cooglers Sinners, uncertain acting races, and heightened security in Hollywood.
Meloni's team is weighing how to revive nuclear generation nearly four decades after reactors were closed and 15 years after an earlier effort failed, amid rising energy costs.
On March 15, 2026, Vietnam’s five-yearly election opened as voters choose 500 National Assembly members from a candidate list overwhelmingly made up of Communist Party members, with top leadership largely decided by the party.
At the Liberal Democrat spring conference in York, Sir Ed Davey called for the UK to end dependence on US Trident missiles by building a British-made nuclear deterrent, saying planning should start now for a replacement ahead of the 2040s.
Nearly 49 million voters are choosing local councillors in municipal elections seen as a key test of the far-right National Rally and a bellwether ahead of the 2027 presidential vote.
Anonymous student-run accounts are using AI video tools and meme formats to impersonate and defame teachers, prompting platform takedowns and school inquiries while raising questions about privacy and real-world harm.
State and local leaders are rethinking incentives for data centers amid questions about weak job creation, rising power demand, and whether the land could produce broader economic benefits.
Tommy Thompson, the deep sea salvager who found the SS Central America ship of gold, has been released after about a decade in custody for refusing to reveal where hundreds of recovered coins are hidden, while investors still seek missing proceeds.
House Democratic Leader Hakeem Jeffries declined to rule out backing a reported $50 billion supplemental request from the Trump administration for the U.S.-Israel war on Iran, drawing sharp criticism from progressive lawmakers and advocacy groups.
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Niantic repurposed billions of images from Pokémon Go to build a visual navigation tool and will use it with Coco Robotics to help sidewalk delivery robots navigate where GPS is unreliable.
John Alford, known for London’s Burning and Grange Hill, died at HMP Bure two months after being jailed for sexual offences against two teenage girls, and the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman will investigate.
Mehdi Ahmadzadeh Razavi and Arezou Soltani were arrested and charged after investigators found the remains of Masood Masjoody; police say the victim and the accused were known to each other and the motive remains under investigation.
Construction setbacks, a disputed bobsleigh track and mounting price tags have renewed debate over whether hosting the Olympics is worth the cost for local taxpayers.
The rescheduled Women’s Africa Cup of Nations is under way in Morocco, highlighting rising teams and star players while late scheduling, smaller venues and persistent pay and funding gaps limit the tournament’s impact.
Deutsche Telekom converted a Munich facility into the Industrial AI Cloud in six months with nearly 10,000 high-end GPUs to provide Europe-focused, industry-grade AI compute for manufacturers, researchers and the public sector while advancing Germany's claim to AI sovereignty.
Local municipal and district votes in Hesse on Sunday are being watched as a barometer for Chancellor Merz's ruling coalition after polls show rising support for the far-right AfD.
Netflix declined to raise its takeover offer, leaving Paramount Skydance's $31 per share bid as the superior proposal and freeing Warner Bros. Discovery's board to pursue a full-company merger.
Ekrem Imamoglu, jailed and removed from office last March, faces a mass corruption trial that includes more than 400 defendants and could bar him from running for president.
Law and Justice picked controversial former education minister Przemyslaw Czarnek to lead its 2027 campaign, a clear shift toward the party base intended to win back far right voters amid sliding poll numbers.
The NSW government will require price guides and calculation statements on all listings, raise underquoting and dummy bidding fines to $110,000, and ban misleading price advertising as it tightens real estate rules.
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Near Kharkiv, Ukrainian units use reconnaissance drones and unmanned ground vehicles to find enemy positions, deliver supplies and limit soldier exposure, while Russian forces target those systems.
British goods exports to the US fell 10.3% to £59.2bn last year after US tariffs, with clothing, footwear and cars hardest hit and experts calling for diversification and lower trade friction with Europe.
IRIB says two more Iran women’s team members and a staffer withdrew asylum claims and flew to Malaysia, after earlier reports that several players sought refuge in Australia following an anthem dispute at the Asian Cup.
Multiple outlets report that new TikTok investors including Oracle and Silver Lake are expected to pay about $10 billion in transaction fees to the U.S. Treasury, with $2.5 billion already paid at closing.
UNESCO condemned a missile strike that hit a girls' primary school in Minab and killed at least 170 people, saying the site was struck twice; Iran blamed the United States and Israel while Washington says it is investigating and denies targeting civilians.
Max Dowman scored a stoppage-time goal to seal Arsenal's 2-0 win over Everton and set a new Premier League record as the competition's youngest goalscorer at 16 years, 73 days.
Chinese automakers and startups are moving aggressively into electric heavy trucks, aiming to undercut European prices and scale faster, prompting industry warnings that Europe has limited time to react.
The United States raised its flag over the Caracas embassy on March 14, 2026, marking a renewed diplomatic presence as Washington presses Venezuela’s interim government for access to oil and other resources.
Settler attacks in Qusra and Rashayda left one Palestinian dead, several injured and over 100 sheep taken, part of a wider surge of violence in the occupied West Bank.
Chelsea head coach Liam Rosenior says he will speak to referees' body PGMOL after referee Paul Tierney positioned himself in the middle of the Blues' pre-match huddle before Saturday's 1-0 defeat to Newcastle.
A 28-minute Inside Story program says recent US and Israeli attacks on Iran have halted a partial reopening of the Rafah crossing, paused US reconstruction plans, and put ceasefire diplomacy and humanitarian relief for Gaza under renewed pressure.
ESPN's Alexa Philippou reported a marathon, roughly 12-hour bargaining session between the WNBA and the players' union, but no deal has been announced and talks are ongoing.
The German philosopher and sociologist Jürgen Habermas has died at 96, his publisher Suhrkamp said; his work on communication, democracy and European integration made him one of postwar Germany's most influential intellectuals.
A 43-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of murder after an 18-day-old baby girl fell from a flat in Westminster and later died in hospital, with police treating the case as a domestic incident and appealing for information.
Follow our live build-up from the Santiago Bernabeu on 14 March 2026, with team news as it drops and minute-by-minute text commentary during the La Liga game.
UN secretary-general Antonio Guterres, visiting Beirut, urged an end to fighting and launched a $325 million aid appeal for over 800,000 displaced people as Israel continues strikes and evacuation orders across large parts of Lebanon.
On March 14, 2026, Pope Leo XIV moved into renovated papal apartments in the Apostolic Palace that Pope Francis had declined to use.
West Health-Gallup surveys show about one-third of Americans have cut back on everyday expenses or delayed major life decisions to cover healthcare costs, with impacts spanning uninsured, middle-income, and higher-income households.
The Justice Department asked to drop misdemeanor charges against Jay Carey after he burned an American flag in Lafayette Park to protest President Trump’s executive order on flag burning.
Tom Bower's new book makes a series of allegations about the Sussexes and other royals; the couple issued a statement denouncing the author and disputing his claims.
Nazar Daletskyi was declared dead and buried in 2023 after a DNA match, but was released from Russian detention nearly three years later, prompting exhumation and fresh forensic tests and leaving his family and officials seeking answers.
Prediction market firms are embedding betting data into awards coverage as trading volumes around the Oscars rise and media partnerships expand, turning ceremony season into a major betting event.
Mark Carney is racing to build major resource infrastructure to boost economic sovereignty, but the plan is heightening splits among Indigenous nations over consultation, rights, and environmental impacts.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves told The Times Brexit has damaged growth and pushed up prices and she urged closer regulatory alignment with the EU, including a youth mobility deal and ministerial powers to align UK law with EU rules.
Belarusian opposition figure Maria Kolesnikova received the Charlemagne Prize in person in Aachen after being awarded it in absentia in 2022; she was released from detention in December 2025 and granted asylum in Germany.
After two recounts, Andy Thomson edged out his closest rival by five votes to become Boca Raton's first Democratic mayor in over 30 years, while voters rejected a major downtown redevelopment proposal.
The Trump administration is using a 1980 statute to push U.S. seabed mining authorizations that would reach into the international seabed Area, prompting condemnation from the International Seabed Authority and raising legal and diplomatic risks for treaty parties.
After the Supreme Court invalidated major IEEPA tariffs, the administration is pursuing new levies under other trade laws, and Democrats warn those moves could raise the average household’s tariff bill to $2,512 by 2026.
Campbell died peacefully after a long battle in intensive care following a complex operation, his family said, prompting tributes from musicians and his hometown arts centre.
The government is proposing that drivers found fly-tipping could receive penalty points on their licences as part of a wider plan to tackle waste crime across England, Scotland and Wales.
Daniil Medvedev beat world number one Carlos Alcaraz 6-3, 7-6(3) in the Indian Wells semifinal after leaving the UAE via Oman amid regional airspace closures, and will face Jannik Sinner in the final.
Microsoft is probing a Windows 11 issue after February 2026 security updates that causes C:\ access denied errors on some Samsung laptops, blocking apps and administrative tasks.
Kalshi and Polymarket show roughly 50 percent odds of major Democratic gains in the November 2026 midterms, a trend that aligns with national polls showing a modest Democratic advantage.
The National Trust is asking the public to choose which of six shortlisted artists should create an artwork from half the timber of the Sycamore Gap tree, with voting open until 28 March.
West Midlands Police say a man aged about 40 to 50 was found in a green-lidded wheelie bin in Cash's Park and they suspect he was hit by a vehicle before being moved to the scene.